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The October 2009 travelhorizons survey, co-authored by Ypartnership and the U.S. Travel Association, included several questions on this subject in order to gauge the potential impact of an extensive outbreak on the travel intentions of Americans.

The demand for leisure travel continues to grow, but the manner in which Americans vacation continues to change as revealed in the newly-released Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown & Russell (YPB&R)/Yankelovich Partners 2007 National Leisure Travel Monitor.

Approximately one-half of hotel guests, whether vacationing or on a business trip, expect a free breakfast as part of their room rate, according to a new study data from YPB&R, an international advertising agency specializing in serving travel and leisure clients.

As we enter 2007 our thoughts turn to what we can expect from the cautiously optimistic, yet still volatile, market environment in which we now operate. So here are our predictions:

Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown & Russell, Intervistas Consulting Inc. Combine To Uncover New Insights About Canadian Leisure Travelers

A new national survey has revealed that fully 53% of active leisure travelers say their travel plans would change if the price of gasoline reaches $3.50 per gallon.

Outlook Positive For Leisure Travel In The Year Ahead According To 2005 National Leisure Travel Monitor Results